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Re: Is it time to start the Pau Gasol watch back up
Yeah that would be pretty insane. I was also skeptical of what AK could still provide, and he's been pretty stellar.
I think he was trying to say he watched a basketball game without LeBron James once, and it was OK. |
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Re: Is it time to start the Pau Gasol watch back up
If I'm understanding Dr. Dizzy correctly (which is admittedly tough, the Drizzerian dialect of English isn't easy), he's saying that for some reason the Raptors gave a large contract to a shooting guard that can't shoot. Which is obvious to any non-Raptors fan that's watched one of their games (which is probably why you missed it, even Raptor fans don't watch their games).
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Re: Is it time to start the Pau Gasol watch back up
Ship Gasol to New Orleans for Ryan Anderson + one of their young guys (Aminu or Xavier Henry). Gasol can help take the pressure off Anthony Davis and Ryan Anderson fits in nicely next to Dwight.
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Re: Is it time to start the Pau Gasol watch back up
And then they should trade for Glen Davis and Jameer Nelson!
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Re: Is it time to start the Pau Gasol watch back up
woof is right, on D - besides he doesnt make half of what Pau makes so what else are they throwing into the pot
David West now.... (if he were only a smidge younger) I think his game would be complementary and he's a lot tougher mentally and a superior defender Last edited by e-monk; 11-28-2012 at 08:02 AM. |
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Re: Is it time to start the Pau Gasol watch back up
Pau's no stopper either. Anderson rebounds very well and would give Dwight the spacing D'Antoni covets. Not saying it's feasible monetarily, just saying I find it ridiculous to not want him over Pau.
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Re: Is it time to start the Pau Gasol watch back up
Pau is not a stopper as a 4 but he's a more than decent post defender - Anderson's just a net negative and I dont think he's any better on the boards than Pau (in fact probably worse) but his shooting is certainly a better fit and he's younger - I guess my question would still be who else do you throw into make the salaries work?
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Re: Is it time to start the Pau Gasol watch back up
I'm not trying to present a realistic argument to acquire him, so that's irrelevant to the discussion I'm trying to have. I don't see it happening. I'd have to look deeper into his numbers, but I'll take your word that he's a net negative for his team's units. I just feel like the spacing he'd provide Dwight/Kobe, and being another kickout option for Nash, particularly in D'Antoni's system, would negate much of his bad D. With Dwight, he doesn't need to be a better rebounder than Pau, or necessarily a defensive stalwart. It seems Pau is being relegated to being a spot up shooter, and Anderson does it better, deeper, and without much lost on the boards.
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